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This document serves as a construction and minor operating permit for Print Support, Inc. and Mignone Communications, Inc., authorizing them to construct and operate specified emission units in accordance

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How to fill out NEW SOURCE CONSTRUCTION PERMIT and MINOR SOURCE OPERATING PERMIT

1. Obtain the application forms for the NEW SOURCE CONSTRUCTION PERMIT and MINOR SOURCE OPERATING PERMIT from the relevant environmental agency's website.
2. Review the guidelines and requirements outlined in the application forms.
3. Gather necessary documentation, including project descriptions, emissions data, and site plans.
4. Complete the application forms accurately, ensuring all required information is provided.
5. Submit the completed application forms along with any required fees to the appropriate agency.
6. Wait for a response from the agency regarding your application status or any additional information needed.
7. Address any questions or concerns raised by the agency during their review process.

Who needs NEW SOURCE CONSTRUCTION PERMIT and MINOR SOURCE OPERATING PERMIT?

1. New sources of air pollution, such as industrial facilities, power plants, or construction projects that will emit pollutants.
2. Existing facilities that are expanding their operations or making modifications that could increase emissions.
3. Any entity that must comply with local, state, or federal air quality regulations related to new construction or operational changes.

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What triggers a new source review?

The NSR process requires industry to undergo an Environmental Protection Agency pre-construction review for environmental controls if they propose either building new facilities or any modifications to existing facilities that would create a "significant increase" of a regulated pollutant.

What is a major source EPA?

Major source of hazardous air pollutants: The term "major source" refers to any stationary source or group of stationary sources that emits or has the potential to emit 10 tons per year of any of the 187 named pollutants, or 25 tons per year of a mixture of pollutants.

What is a minor source?

Minor Sources Companies that have the potential to emit pollution but do not meet the major source criteria are under this classification. Minor source companies must obtain a Certificate of Operation for each piece of equipment or process that may release pollutants into the air.

What is a minor source in the EPA?

Minor source means, for purposes of this rule, a source, not including the exempt emissions units and activities listed in § 49.153(c), that has the potential to emit regulated NSR pollutants in amounts that are less than the major source thresholds in § 49.167 or § 52.21 of this chapter, as applicable, but equal to or

What is a point source EPA?

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) defines point source pollution as “any single identifiable source of pollution from which pollutants are discharged, such as a pipe, ditch, ship or factory smokestack.”

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What is NEW SOURCE CONSTRUCTION PERMIT and MINOR SOURCE OPERATING PERMIT?

A New Source Construction Permit is a permit required for the construction of new sources of air pollution, ensuring compliance with environmental regulations. A Minor Source Operating Permit is used for facilities that emit lower levels of pollutants and requires compliance with operational limitations and Federal and State regulations.

Who is required to file NEW SOURCE CONSTRUCTION PERMIT and MINOR SOURCE OPERATING PERMIT?

Entities planning to construct new facilities that may emit air pollutants are required to file for a New Source Construction Permit. Facilities that operate as minor sources of emissions must file for a Minor Source Operating Permit to legally operate and ensure compliance with air quality regulations.

How to fill out NEW SOURCE CONSTRUCTION PERMIT and MINOR SOURCE OPERATING PERMIT?

To fill out these permits, applicants need to provide detailed information about the facility, the types and amounts of pollutants expected to be emitted, compliance measures, as well as operational and design specifications specific to their operation. It typically involves the completion of specific forms required by state or local environmental authorities.

What is the purpose of NEW SOURCE CONSTRUCTION PERMIT and MINOR SOURCE OPERATING PERMIT?

The purpose of these permits is to ensure that new or existing sources of air pollution comply with regulatory standards that protect air quality. The New Source Construction Permit assesses potential impacts of emissions before construction, while the Minor Source Operating Permit regulates ongoing emissions and operational compliance.

What information must be reported on NEW SOURCE CONSTRUCTION PERMIT and MINOR SOURCE OPERATING PERMIT?

Information that must be reported typically includes the type of facility, expected emissions, operational processes, compliance measures, equipment details, and plans for monitoring emissions. It may also require an analysis of the facility’s impact on air quality and surrounding environment.